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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
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correspondence Of the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Oct. GA mass
convention, composed Of about twenty
leading citizens, was held here today "a
appoint delegates TO the Prohibition con.
vention soon 10 be held at Nashville. A
number of prominent gentlemen, including
Chancellor Livingston, Gen. Jno. X. Bond,
Hons w. J. Lyle, d. o. Thomas and
Stacey Lord, were appointed. A resolu.
tion instructing the delegates 10 vote
solidly against amy proposition looking 10
the organization OF third party was
introduced by Hon. W. w. Rutedge; but
after some discussion II was 80 amended as
merely 10 declare the sense Of the conyen-
ton To DO against any third party move.
ment for the present, and in that form II
was unanimously adopted. One Repub-
lican member Of the convention expressed
the opinion that the prohibitionists would
IN time find II necessary 10 form them
selves into distinct party but he received
no sympathy from the Democratic mem
bes. There IL no disposition on the part
OF any respectable number OF Democrats
here 10 10 of ON any such wild goose
chaac,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

And the artificial effects OF cosmetics, nc
matter how deity applied, can never make
beautiful or attractive one who is subject u
cancellation, nervous debility, or any form OF
female weakness. These must be reached by
inward application, and not by outward OF
tempts at concealment, and the ladies may
take hope from the fact that thousands OF
their sisters have made themselves more
radiant and beautiful by the use Of DR.
Picrce's "Favorite Prescription" than they
could ever hope to do by the aid OF the up
planes of the toilet l...
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I Told Won M

Mr. y. A. ireland, Of Brccn, Philips a
Co, Nashville, Tenn, says Il was afflicted
with Plies for twenty years, and I tried
every rcmcdy Offered me; finally u~cd the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gnve mo
instant relief. and has effected a permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine 20. manu-.
facturers Nashville Tenn ~ cents aud 81
pcr bottle. For sale Al Holsters drug store,
No IA Main street
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1887

brother Of i. c., arrived here today to pre-
pare bond for his brother, who is now in
this vicinity and will probably surrender
tomorrow to the United States marshal,
claiming he acted in self defense. Col. +.
G. Boudinot Of Fort Smith, is the uncle
of the Advocate editor, and is being con-
suited, as is Chief Bushyhead, of the Cher
okees. who is also here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

Wholesale Cigar Dealer.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct, A.-Louis Blum,
wholesale cigar dealer, corner Fourth and
Walnut streets, made an assignment To-
day. Creditors are all in New York.
Liabilities, $4,000; assets about the same.
Bad debts and slow collections are given
AZ the cause of the failure.
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Another Lumber PIrru.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct pa special
to the Evening Wisconsin from Ashland,
Wis, says the lumber firm Of Rood q
Maxwell, at Washburn, has been attached
by creditors on claims aggregating about
100000. II is reported that the failure is
a most complete one, ..
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LEXINGTON, KY, Oct 2l-Thc follow.
ing horses seldom race truck today Penny
a McClcllands Red Stone. ~ clos, part.
ncnhip, a. Byron McClclland. si,4OO.
Buckeye for 1905, Ia John Rutherford,
Lexington, Nv.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
A Con, and Lumber Compnny.

ADRIAN, Mich, Oct. 24.-The Michigan
& Ohio coal and lumber company, capital
$4,000, whose yards and mills are located
at Tecumseh, have assigned. Liabilities
about 800, 900; assets the same.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
EtNnnl lornarnI

Interesting pictures illustrating the mill.
taty uniforms Of the world packed daily for
u short time only In this brand.
Tty new Whiic-Caps, Cross-Country and
Latest English. Extra line. Kinney TO.
bacco Company, New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

G,YtoHp. Mich, Oct ga terrific
snow storm has been raging here for two
days, and the snow Is now eight inches
deep.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

TuE value Of Man-a.lin consists IN Il
never being aniagOnisiic Ia natures
methods, hut coincidcnt with them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
sweet sorporaI.

the only Cigarette which never varies
Try (ncwI Whito-Caps, Cnlsi. Country and
latest English. Extra hnc. Kinney 10.
bacco Company, New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
JOTTfNGS IN CANADA.
QUESTIONS IN WHICH THE DOMINION
PEOPLE ARE INTERESTED.

As to the Fisheries-The Troubles that
Disturb the Provinces-The Desire for
Union with the States Sincere and
Popular.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 6i25 R.-Chanccry Court OF shelby county
John League. administrator. etc, Of William T.
Pryor, decreased, ", - W. Pryor 81 al, aud sos
r. d. n. blackwell 81 al ". W. T. Pryor vt al
by virtue u an introductory decrce for sae, On.
tcrcd IN the above causes on the eth day 81 June
lss5, NJ. H. 81, rage 70 will scll, NJ public auc.
ton, 10 the highest bidder In front " the Clerk
aud Masters ofino ai the Main strcct entrance 81
the courthousc Of Shelby county, Memphis, Ten.
ucsscc, on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
saturday, November ~, 1897.

within LEGAL hours the following described proper.
", situated In Shelby county, Tenn, towil
one certain trnct OF parcel Of land I'm Section 4
and Range 81 the Eleventh Surveyors District o'
aid county beginning NJ the snuthwcsl corner "A
80 500 acre traci DECIDED 10 ~. X. duncan anc
y. Y. duncan by y. T. aud 3, J. Uoldsby on the gh
day 81 May, 1875, NJ a stake IN llnclgh aud Ran.
dolph road ~ links south and 20 dcgrcos wet OF a
white oak marked II. I. a." running thence south
~ dcftccs, east - chains o tt7kc ~ links north
~ degrees west Of an elm marked m o." thence
north degrCs east ~ chains and NJ links 20 stake
an elm ID g." With black gum aud hickory point
en-. thence north - dCgrccs, wcst - chains aud 4i
links ~ q stake IN the Raleigh aud Randolph rad
n links north, ~ degrees east Of a sweet gum
marked ID" thence south 81 degrees west IL chains
and y links 10 stake In the rond. thence south
49, degrees wet ~ chains aud % links 81 the b.
ginning. containing 2t2 2ilCQacrs, being the same
lfact Of land conveyed hy n. Y. Dunun a. q.
duncan. and rucordcd ~ the Registers once "
shelby county, IN book Co. page a.
Terms u halc-Una Crdlt VI seven aud thirteen
months, In equal payments, purchaser executing
noics tcaring Interest irnm date with approved
security, and lien rc'Aincd 10 sccuru payment
This October ~ 1871
81 MCDOWELL. clerk and Master.
ny NJ nrndlcy. " g. and ~
Bunl tlapp, Nycu q Rnccl, John LOague,
John Notebooks, I. ". Brown. Taylor & Carroll.
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Summer bed = clothing
cheesecloth comfortables
for over-wraps or for
seaside = mattress softeners.
Pretty, dainty, soft. Tufted
with contrasting colors. $I.75
for white, 81 for pink, blue,
red or yellow.
Summer Blankets. AS light
as flannel ~butwoolly ; feel light
er than they are. Io-4 to 1874;
$3.50 to $3.50, according to
fneness of wool.
Summer Marseilles White
Quilts light, thin but gener-
Gus. S. and $3.50. Mar
settles pattern, Honey-comb
Quilts, 90 cents to $I.65.
Mitcheline Spreads, bright,
cheerful, and don't show every
speck of dust. Blue, buff, pink
and bronze. $2.25.
The new Spreads that look
like Marseilles and weigh like
Honey-comb have made lots OF
friends. I.5o.
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There is anything in the world
everybody is interested in, it is
in Clothing. Men want to
know where and how they can
be best suited, and at the most
moderate prices.
Mothers want to know where
thay can find the Suits that will
look the best on their boys.
Hundreds ofpeople have tried
our establishment with the sat
istaction OF learning that we try
to please, and are sowell suited
they recommend many others.
We have a tull assortment Of
thin suit: Drab d'Ete Suits,
Flannel Suits, Alpaca Coats,
See.sucker Coats and Vests,
Mohair Coats and Vests, for
Men and boys.
For Boys we have handsome
suits Of thin Material; Sailor
Suits, blue and grey; Jersey
Suits, Odd Pants, Shirt waists
Wool. Percale and Flannel
. Shirts Of all sizes and kinds.
Weave offering a special bar
| gain in "a lot OF Boys Suits that
we have only one and two of a
kind left, which We are offering
at about half their original
price.
Wcare giving Kites to the
boys who buy ofus, We would
like to give everybody one, but
must favor our customers.
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A law passed during the last session
of the Legislature requires ALI treas
mcs of school districts 10 place on the
10 OF September i'm each year all bal
auces OF School moneys in their hands
with The County Collector, unless the
County superintendent direct other
wise
The Delaware City Ners says the
fishing season iu that section now draw
nE tu 4 close, bas been fairly success
tui. The Delaware City boats caught
about 5000 shad, and herring with
out number, of sturgeon there were s.,
300 caught. About 500 kegs of cav
airc, Il Russian dish, made from stur-
geou roe. was shipped from Delaware
City, mostly 10 Germany, where il
brings u1he ]ueighborhood OF 81 per
pound. The kegs average $50 pounds
each. Messrs. r.. Anderson x Son,
are the principal manufacturers there,
although several parties are engaged il
it. About i0u tons of ice were
used ~ fish packing this season. at
Port Penn. a Ii tie below thas point,
the catch was III. 900 shad and loo
sturgeon. There were about p shad
aue II sturgeon boats engaged. Wash.
Thomas was lie principal buyer at
Port Penn whence they were mostly
shipped to Warner q Co, Dock street
Fish market Philadelphia.
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Married.

STRAIGHTFORWARD the parson-
age of the NJ. Z. Church, Woodstown,
June 18th, by Rev. Z. II. Durrell, SAM
uel l.. Spence to Mrs. Elmire Sharp
Ford, both of ,wedesboro.
CASSADY-KANDLE. - AT the
heuse Of John Cassidy, near Elmer n.
j.. on June 25th, 1887, by Rev, Samuel
Woodturd, Frank i. Cassidy, of Eli
mer, aud Miss Elizabeth p. Handle, OF
Ceutreton, N. j.
CASSADY-KANDLE. - At tbs
house of John Cassidy, near Elmer
\. J., ON June 25th, 1887, by Rev,
samuel Woolford, Frank l.. Cassidy
of Elmer, and Miss Elizabeth p. Kan.
die, OF Cenlreton, \. j.
GARRISON-SHULL. - On Jun,
18th, at Willow Grove, by Rev. J. p
ConnellN, Jesse Garrison to Miss Liz
zie shull, both of Elmer, n. j.
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The price of all our India
Silks has tumbled. The light
est of dress silks as light as
gossamer, almost transparent.
Characteristic Indian audacity
in the handling. These are
the Summer stuffs hat drove
the Swiss silks out of favor
wider, lighter, better, and
printed in styles more to Amer
lean taste. Delicate tints, dain-
ty designs. More than 100
patterns ; the latest, neatest,
best liked of the season. 50
cents to $I.25.
IA patterns and colorings 10
yards and under. SO cents BY
yard all around they've
been 81 to $3.50.
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Nikomis Tribe, No, y, Improved
Order Of Red Men, OF P~ennsgroye, will
hold their thjrd anniversary in Elkin-
TOMS grove ON next Thursday, Dist,
during the entire day and evening. At
10 O'Clock in The morning there will be
"a large street. parade in which visiting
tribes from Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Of this state are expected to take
part. In the afternoon at 2 O'Clock
SPEECHES Of welcome will be deliye red
Icy Chiefs. Powonsouamo and SoonSee-
tab, who viii he followed by the great
Sachems and great Chiefs of Records
of different ~aates.
In evening there viii be a sham bat
tie with the pale faces il Nhieha viii =
mald is captured and persuaded to be-
come the Chiefs squaw, but is finally
rtcapturcd. There will also he anoth-
or thrilling adventure entitled "Indiau
Canning Outw.tted''. A. 10 O'Clock q
display of fireworks will be set off
Tie Pcuns4r We Comet Band will fur
ui5A music during the day.
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1fuuamahtr's

rest, or look, or meet your
friends ; buy or not, as you
please. You can leave your
bundles in the parcel room tree
of charge. We try to make
the Store seem nearer like
home to you than anywhere
else you can go outside your
own door. Thousands find it
so every day.
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NeM Nnsne NosnlmOms

In l7Ul William Penn directed that
lUu0 ACRES of land for u common for the
use of The inhabitants of the town of
New Castle Del, be surveyed. The
returu of lhe survey of LOGS acres
north of New Castle was reported in
I7a4. AS the common was beng en-
croacl.cd upon Thomas aud Richard
p.ral, son. OF Wm. Penn, had Il char
fer of iucolporlatIous recorded aud the
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-16

Ceylon Flannel. Light
weight, soft, pretty half wool
half cotton. Bingham colors ;
stuff that won't shrink. Scotch
skill and honesty in every
thread.
Were 37H cents to IS;
Now 81 cents to 50.
All wool Blue Bathing Elan
mel. Good weight, strong
stuff that'll stand by you in the
breakers. % to 65 cents.
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Z dN Inv NffhAH
I'd Power. of Townsville. pickle.
/ the FIRST rise watermelon from his patel
las, saturday
r.t VII. p...t ..,..tt. ,rpaul,s
-. N-i.l5.,n
-. Iiysu., There
his ,..,.y,.r M 4,reu m, .a.,
,,.. - ,.i,I. if 10 pa,,,s.
-
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'n' tol''''" i''s'
'eo ''''"'
Inc oari oil john humphreys "'!i
S'0 'PP,'
o'3,i0ge" y "'' i'''' ,,..
W. -. bon. th,.
~ = ~
= 7'"''''.
- ~
Commodore FRANK cunningham" ana
Capt. Joseph AHoHay saiied uae 6NId
JOS u. fIench III tne SSH race rom
N"ie'h TO S'ontS POM o"ol ana ''"th
yesterday Inc result Is nos h''""h
as we ." 10 press nul IL Is ""Peu 'H'
'olohei name TOOK lht itad. mere
. y ''', ~
hou hno" IIP 0PIeIP'I" '''''sv
c"l ne oedt' Nei'' l'e 9P,y'''ie
F"poI STOVE otats an iHe s"7'.'He
stoves ana l. d. MAYOR "'N oe 5''"
70 eAP'a'h IT, Every ''''"i' '7 P"'-
eh'eo' Ll'ei'Ses nave ''eo s'"''le'' 'oi
the use "' some 81 It's features ~ "'H-
ef stoves nut uae aoJoz'aole ie'''7
TO govern tht burners pfeseha over
WoeImIng advantages
Wjllet Pcdrick, Of the Umited STATES
Navy, has heenyisitiu friend. ia South
Jersey. Our readers will remember
that the vessel upon wlaieh Mi. Ped.
rick IS %enslneer, WasSome time a2' fe
ported to have been SUNK oil 'ir coast
oil Cohnectlcut, lHe report, however,
was speedily corrected, hut not una
1t had caused MI. fedflck tfitha
ii1ch anxiety.
The canning factory orc. G. Hi
yard, At Shiloh, Cumberland county,
was totally destroyed by fire Monday
morning. The building was a frame
structure, and with its contents was
insured for S4375. The factory was
completed, having been built IN the
foundation Of one which wes burned
a year ago. The fire is thought TO be
incendiary origin. Mr.. Hilyard claims
70 nave iece'Foo ehlG'te'''S te''e's
"l'iliI ti'c iaS' ino'it"'
Government cohtIactefSafe busji}
at work at Rec y Island, about oppo-
site Augustine Tier, driving ping,
The plllng VII be li'led III making II
strong bnlkhead which VIII extend taf
cut INTO the water. TIE ping iIas
already been placed many feet. inns
structure IS Tor The purpose OF deep
rnng iht channel al TINS point winch
has bsea filing mp fast during The past
few yeas 80 Iauci SO tlial the large
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Died

ROBI \SON.-lu Sharptown, onJu-
~ 4th, lsS7 Mary Elizabeth, wife of
Challes 3. Robinson, in her 59th year.
STEINMAN.-Near Swedesb0ro, ON
2itl nit, Jacob Steinman, aged Is
Years,
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At the Mems Furnishing

At the Mems Furnishings
Counters
The New Half Hose, I2Hc.
The jobber's stock Of Mems
Neckwear, 10, IS and 25c,,
might well be double.
The SO cent Shirt. Try and
match it.
The I24 cent Suspenders
a quarters worth.
Stop anywhere along the
line /; see if every dollar worth
you touch isn't marked sc
cents.
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TIE COUNTY sUpERINTENDENT.

The State Board of Education in ses-
sion at Trenton on Tuesday elected the
following County School Superinten-
dents to be confirmed by the Board Of
Freeholders of each County ; Burling-
ton. Edgar Haas; Camden, Rev. F. r.
Brace; Cape May, V. G. Miller; Cum
berland, Dr. Joseph Moore; Gloucester
DR., Miligau; Mercer, DR.. Lloyd Will
bur; MiddleseX, II. 3. Willis; Mon
mouth, Dr.. Samuel Lockwood; Morris;
Mr.. Mott, Ocean, Edward N. Roman;
Somerset, W. I. f. Ayres; Sussex, Lu-
Their H,li; Salem, election postponed.
\ resolution prevailed that the State
superintendent investigate the subject
of industrial education with its appli-
cahiiity to New jerseys school system
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Is there one who comes to
the city without knowing that
Wanamakers is a resting, and
waiting, and meeting place as
wellas a Store? There should
MT be. We welcome the look
ers as well as the buyer.
The reading rooms and sitting
rooms and retiring rooms are
for the use of all. Come and
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Think of whata headquarters
for Tourists Travelling Bags
should be then see what we
have. Your fancy won't rise
to the reality. The cheapes,
is ofcanvas, IA in, $50, split
leather, same size, LOO. The
same sorts with better insides
from 1855. Grain leather from
smallest, simplest and poorest
at 3.25 to the largest and best
atI2.25.
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DIRECTOR
DELAWARE RIVER IL. r..
uoaT TIMETABLE.

The steamer Major Beyboid, W. Eugene hey-
bcld, Capt. leaves Salem daily at Z A. NJ and
Pennsgrove at Q 4. NJ. for Philadelphia; re-
turHing leaves Philadelphia ats PM and Penns-
grove 5 p. NJ. Excursion tickets from Penns-
grove to Philadelphia good until used, 80 cent (;
The steamer s. A. Mccall, leaves PennsgroYe
daily Except Sunday for Wilmington at ami
10 and $50 p N. returning leaves VII
mingten, foot Of 18th St., atSA.M. and, : aluh
P. Nj. Afternoon trips on Wednesday, thursday,
and Friday. leaves Pennsgrove at $50 nnd Oh
p. and Wilmington at ,. 8, anti p. NJ. Round
"Trip Csc. Single fare l5c.
steamer ThOs. clyde leaves PennsgrOye daily
at 10 an for Augustine Pier and woodland
Beach returning about 80 p. NJ. Tor fhtla'
steamer Delaware leaves Pennsgroye every
weak day nj 10 A. N, for Pennsyille, New Castle
bel ware city and Salem returning leaves 81
lem at 2.45 and Pcnnsgrove AS P. NJ. for Chest
er M Phila.
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3l1ananaker's

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. July II, 1887
Store closed at / p. Nj. on
Saturdays during the Summer.
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There is pushing and crowd
ing every day-about the IS cent
French Sateen counter.
They're worth an effort to get.
Light or dark colors, every one
has been SIN cents.
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Pure Linen Lawns. Light
sheer, cool. tweather stufs
that won't wash mean or fuzzy;
plain white, and blue, red and
black figured. 10 cents from
%.
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If you want a Refrigerator
that'll keep things cold and dry
and sweet you needn't go fur
Their than the Alaska. Char
coal packing, zinc lining, every
corner get-at-able. $50 to 90.
Alaska Ice Chests, 4.5o to "a
80.
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Women's Silk Gloves, hand.
worked silk points, so cents
black and colors.
IS cent black and colored
Silk Mitts for So cents.
The new so cent Isle Hose
for women are what you'd ex
pect to pay 81 for.
Book NEWS for July, witt
portrait of Henry M. Stanley
the African explorer, gives re-
views and criticisms of the New
Books, selected from the besI
papers and scent:
so cents a year.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets,
aud Oityhall square.
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tgIllt more money than at anything slso by
WIN taking an agency for the best selling
WIV book out. Beginners succeed grsndly.
None fail. rerma FREQ. HALLKrf BooK
o.. Postlspd. Mains.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-13
Self winiine Clock.

1t is curious what revolution in the
watch trade self.winding has made, and
l have of.eu wondered that no such plan
bad been adopted to clocks. This has
now been done and l fancy the clock
which winds itself up every hour will
produce complete change in tho clock
trade. The invention is very Ingenious.
The mechanism eliminates the heavy and
costly parts Of the clock work, gives the
movement one-fftieth part Of the work
to do originally entailsd on it and SO.
cures greatly increased efficiency and ac.
curacy by the lightness Of its action.
Old favorites may not be discarded, as
in most cases. while retaining entirely
their old appearance, they can bs con
verted to the new principle and nc
longer need the weekly visit for winding
l went the other day to Queen VictQris
street to see these clocks, when al
about them was explained to me. snt
where heard the government has al
ready adopted tho system for the nov
postofice buildings in Manchester.-
London Truth.
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NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT LIST OF PROPERTY FoH
THE YEAR 1886. LINCOLN COUNTY
NEVADA,

Notice Is hereby given to those whom II may
concern and 70 the following named persons
and to all owners Of, or claimants to. the real
estate and improvements thereon, or improve
ments when assessed separately, hereinafter
described, known or unknown. That the taxes
for State aud County, purposes for the year
A. D. 1885, Assessod Asainst the following de.
scribed pieces or parcels Of properly are now
delinquent; thst ten per cent penalty and two
dollars, 500, cost Of advertising, has been
added in each case, and that any piece or parcel
OF properly upon which said taxes. penalty and
coats shall remain unpaid on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-13

DY VIRTUE oFANoRDER OF sALR lnsuED
ID out OF fhs sixth judicial District Court II
and for the County Of Lincoln, ttnte OF Nsya4as
and to me directed and delivered, Tor 5udss
men. rendered In said Oourt on the 9TH 1Ay Of
August, A. D. 1853. IN favor Of Archie NccuaAu.
Plaintiff, aud againft the ElayADwti Silver
Mining Company and the NayiIwer Nina ard
Ninine Claim. Defendants, for the sum Of reven
hundred and siS A-lpV lt70U 4-lu0l, Sold coin
stollsra, debt, together with sevcny i$70 dol34rr
tax costa. and all sccruinB cOstE and iffttreee,l
have leyied on the following property 70 VII;
That certain mine or mining clsfin known -
and called by the name OF the llsyncues 2ins
and Mining Claim, sttuste lying ana nsipG N
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln County
State Of Nevada, and duly recorded N the Nh
ins Records Of said Mining District. consisting
eight hundred linear feet On said iedgs q lvdes
together with the appuEtenances thereto belong
ing, and q the rights and privileges psrtaani
thereto.
Notice IL hereby given that ON
Saturday, the ssh day or csssSsr.
A. D. 1855, a IA o'clock n. OF that day, VII
sell III the right, title and interest Of petd 8ay'
flower silver Minins Company Y ana g -
above described property. and The SD ny.
dover Mine and Mining claim. q tho tspnt drri
Of the Courthouse IN Pioches Lincoln county
state Of Nevada, at public auction, for GO y
hand, to the highest and best bidder. TO ssttEfl
said Judgment and dscres and all coats. and ~
| costs that may sccrue.